Which ecosystem has the greatest biodiversity?

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1 answer:

Paha777 [63]3 years ago

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"Marsh" ecosystem has the "greatest biodiversity".

Option: C

<u>Explanation</u>:

Marsh or Wetland ecosystem is highlighted as “biological super systems” as it is responsible to manufacture giant volume of meal that favors large amount of biodiversity, which is rich as rain forests and local reefs. The combination of important nutrients, shallow water and large primary productivity is basic source for Earth's food web. For example such food web is supported by birds, shellfish, fish, amphibians and insects. This ecosystem helps filtration of pollutants and soil runoff from the upstream sources which in return support river, ocean and bays in cleaning downstream.

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